Start with cutting/sawing the stripboard at the 18th row of holes (from the left). You can do this with the hacksaw. It will be easier with a Dremel with a large grinding wheel attached. Now you have two parts: one with a width of 17 holes; this one is for the ShrimpKey-shield, please put it…

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